Warsaw DAR Chapter Learns About Live Well Kosciusko
The Agnes Pruyn Chapman Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revollution met at noon Tuesday, Sept. 24, at the Pizza Hut East in Warsaw.
Read MoreThe Agnes Pruyn Chapman Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revollution met at noon Tuesday, Sept. 24, at the Pizza Hut East in Warsaw.
Read MoreDear Editor, As we approach another open enrollment season, I urge employers across our community to consider a significant step toward promoting the health and well-being of their employees: adopting tobacco-free workplace policies and offering robust tobacco cessation benefits. Tobacco use remains a leading cause of preventable disease … Read More
Tippecanoe Valley High School students want to let others know they shouldn’t use tobacco.
Read MoreLive Well Kosciusko is sponsoring “Communities Recover Together” Thursday evening, Sept. 5.
Read MoreAs we prepare for the new school year, it is important to educate our students about the rise of vaping.
Read MoreDear Editor, As a concerned citizen deeply invested in the health and well-being of our community, I would like to draw attention to an invaluable resource for Hoosiers striving to quit tobacco: Quit Now Indiana (QNI). With over 700,000 Indiana residents expressing a desire to kick the habit, … Read More
Live Well Kosciusko celebrated its new location at 515 Provident Drive, Warsaw, Monday, April 15, with a ribbon-cutting held by the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce.
Read MoreDear Editor, As we celebrate Earth Day 2024, it’s an ideal time to reflect on the beauty of the lakes nestled within Kosciusko County, Indiana, while also addressing an important environmental issue: the littering of cigarette butts and other smoking-related items. Our lakes are not just bodies of … Read More
Live Well Kosciusko, a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting health and well-being, recently announced the launch of a campaign aimed at educating the community on new public health funding and the opportunity it brings to small communities.
Read MoreLive Well Kosciusko is gearing up to launch the second “Clock Into Potential” cohort this fall.
Read MoreJessica Camarena is a local to Kosciusko County, growing up in Milford and going to Wawasee High School, before attending college at Purdue Fort Wayne majoring in Biology and Chemistry.
Read MoreLocal health and wellness nonprofit Live Well Kosciusko joined with health leaders and providers across the state at the Indiana Cancer Consortium’s annual meeting in late April when the organization was presented with the Employer Gold Standard award.
Read MoreLive Well Kosciusko held a celebration dinner to reflect on a successful first cohort of their Clock Into Potential program on Tuesday, March 14.
Read MoreAs home to the Orthopedic Capital of the World, global-leading agribusinesses and a booming recreation sector, Kosciusko County is a prime place for business opportunities.
Read MoreLeigh Anne Jessop was officially sworn in by town attorney Jack Birch. Jessop replaced Betsy Luce, who served in the role for 19 years.
Read MoreLive Well Kosciusko was recently awarded an Accelerator Initiative Planning Grant through the Division of Mental Health and Addiction.
Read More